Repair and Modify 3D Scans in Fusion 360

The video tutorial covers the use of Fusion 360's new mesh tools, which allow users to insert, repair, and modify 3D scans and large mesh files. It explains how to insert and orient mesh files, repair common issues like holes, and use features like plane cut and shell commands. The tutorial also discusses converting solids to meshes, using face groups, and saving mesh files in different formats. These tools enhance the workflow for handling STL and OBJ files without needing to convert them to solid bodies.

What is the first step when inserting a mesh file in Fusion 360?

• Select the correct unit type

• Rotate the model

• Apply the Shell Command

• Recenter the model

Which repair option in Fusion 360 is the fastest for closing holes in a mesh?

• Rebuild

• Stitch and Remove

• Wrap

• Close Hole

What command is used to remove the bottom half of a 3D bust in Fusion 360?

• Shell Command

• Tessellate Feature

• Move Command

• Plane Cut Command

What does the Shell Command do to a mesh body?

• Converts it to a solid body

• Hollows it out based on defined thickness

• Fills all holes

• Combines it with another mesh

What feature allows you to convert a solid body into a mesh body in Fusion 360?

• Shell Command

• Repair Feature

• Tessellate Feature

• Plane Cut Command

Why are face groups important when converting a mesh to a solid body?

• They help in aligning mesh bodies

• They are required for the prismatic option

• They reduce file size

• They improve color accuracy

What is an advantage of saving a mesh file as a .3MF file?

• It is a smaller file size

• It includes unit of measurement

• It is compatible with all software

• It automatically repairs holes